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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
ILL QUIET ATST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
LIBERAL COLLECTION TAKEN-rATHER CoLToNs
p.pNrcr ApprAI ron Am

A LIBERAL COLLECTION TAKEN-FATHER COTTON
EARNEST APPEAL FOR AID.
The parshioners Of Stephens Church did not attend
masses In large yesterday but there were fewer
indications OF the recent difficulties Father Cotton con-
Quoted the early and preached at high mass Ia
Their Donney not present at tho church during the
day. but OBLIGATED st. Mchaes The full choir sang
during the and the chanters acoytes and altar
boys all resumed their duties in the church.
After making tho ordinary announcements before the
sermon Father Cotton alluded to collections taken
on the first Sunday OF the month for the benefit OF the
church. and asked his hearers to respond 10 them Win
their usual generosity. >,
You have the power and strength TO do so. am sure
he continued Judging from the financial statement tat
appears this morning which IL certainly most creda
bic II that generosity mas wlthli tIee
years made II possible 10 pay $4,000 OF the lndeDt
cdpess of the church you will continue III the future
you have done I'm the past Will only be Re" years
when your church will he free from all debt You know
that the motive that animated the efforts OF your pastor
Dr. McGlynn. the glory OF God and the love OF thS
temple aud hope the same motive viii influence YOU
bnt purely through the will Of God trust that he VII
bless my efforts among you came III sorrow 70 Tue hel
where for many years | labored In JOY, but
f for the Ho spirit Of chariiy In every
Christian heart My own feelings are with malice TO
none, hut with charity for all. The flock that has
cooperaed in the. past do the word Of this church
will not am sure, fail now Ia aiding me shall Try 10
be friend at the bed Of the dying TO console
you In trial and to bring light 10 the doubling
the close OF the sermon Fathers Coiton Callahan
and LOughdn went around the church with baskets
The egation contributed literally and large col
lection taken. In all the pews we're distributed the
financial statement o! the church. an abstract OF when
published III Thu TRIBUNE yesterday. Many OF
those prese expressed themselves well pleased with
the statement OF Father CoqY. p. J. McMoran the
sexton a strong friend OF Dr. McGynn. who has been
absent from the church since Or. McGBnn went away
with several detectives present but officers in
uniform seen about the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

COURT CALkNDAhS FOR TO-DAY.


surRENE ,oGar c,.dnEHo-Before Lawrence J.-First
Monday. motion calendar rn.,. n.,, No.,
Ear,s', snd haeIeU,r ~ I i; 30 = s. = 3 D. ~
B. 3 + T. 70 H. d s. s. j. g. g g. u s.
nas Srss u.s. M .s 49, D s
I iSd 9s 4 S SS ~ o iY 2o 2s 1914 1888
1868 49, 63G ei5 90 1868 Boo S9so95. 1925 iOo. 1905
81 PRIME COuRT-srclEAL TEnN-pAEr II.-Bofore -.
SUPREME CoURT-CmcUIr-PAKT I.-Before -. J-Yo
sUrnhsK touHI CIRCUIT PANT II-Beore Patterson, L.
Nos SoatSi 500 500 2ovo SSss yiys $3.50 sj?0 e22
ssis $685.. $500 1888 SSi sSIi ''''' '0'' 'o'O
sUrnKNf couhI-cincuT- LI..Before Beach, l.
soso zsoo sso $50! 1913 1896 as5. SsO7 ibbs. ios2
surnnMK Notwithstanding Iv.-Beforo Insraham J.
sSs 500 500 SIS s 1885, $685. ss TX sS 1915
2,s S9no lS3. c to92 $50 tosi 4e72 ,,r.
OF s 1aa ann Al rr-eor, pusro Bs
for tlsepau sTNo. 69a $780, SG 6sl $685. 6o4 oC4 $685.
surrnion covni TRIAL TEaa-rARr ,.-Betoro ooorman.
coas9s PL.is~neuIry rrnn-Betore Van Hoe.on..-No.
~. ii. II. Is. H. is. Id. "a. Is 10. 20
COMMON pinAs-sPEcIAL TKRM-Before Iarremorc J.-Nos
Gosnos rtrisTa iv II 4r M y p,or, Alien
No. .oco 22zz z22 zz4t ist a20 2sis Isgs 2sI7
s fs,S ss . s;ss sss
COMMON PLEis-Ta1L fkss-Pa aI IL Before DAILY j.;
s ss al a hS a, IS 10 S S 10 ~ 49, al's
s 49, M ar a ss a ss as
90. 200 ~. aes. mn
No, az sec as oe 49, s77 1889 1870 sa0 7iS' 1887
Nos 1855 sS4 $50 ss7 sSs s4s s44 4ls sia i2s7so
coSaT oy ora AND Tranrsxa-Fo day calendar
sS Sus .u o. s.s fursyNo
SSS 3, 10 i, i. is Is ii. IL Pi'.dins'-
Sovsi 81 :. q a.aisaI sss:lo..-rA.. -ssssrs Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

c. w. s. in THH SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of yester-
day wrute from London on crrrent personal top
les the Iaris correspondent told Of Dumas y
new play and the bulgarian patriots the Wash
ington letter described Senator Beck's slcdge-
hammer oratCry Mrs. Campbell's topic Two
Hospital Beds The Captains Probation n
dramatic Encsh story Mr.. BrownIns's new
poem was reviewed and quoted freely; other feat
ures were Personal Traits and Talk. Current An
ccdotcs Making the Nation Richer, New-York
Etchcrs. stories About People, Enlargins Chica-
go's Limits The Sinaloa Coonlsts, Church
Thought and Talk. The Theatres, The Militia.
New City Hail. The Week In Society. etc. Lead
ING news topics these:
FORE GN.-Sews IN London. == Speculative
war panics likely 10 be continued. 60 Russia
and the European Powers: - Almost
riot in faradpS G'1''n 4cbc %Ts."f Indians nl
in Manitoba == Fire on the steamer
CIV of Berlin. 80 grain tariff proposed III
France == he European stock markets recover
CoNGKEss.-Both branches IN session. 60 Sen
att: The Ienuantepec SHIP Railway bi discussed
sxtys ge h S pas ~sI Hons s seycn
nens,on veioc, were received from tho President;
the Fourth of July" CLAIMS bill was passci.
DoNt sTIC The Montreal express over the Yer
mont Central RaIlrol al was thrown into the hlte
River aud nuroed; forty or moro live, were lost
- Reported capture Of two Of th" despera-
1 ieveland and PIttSbufg tran. - Foreclosure
decree was issued against The Buffalo. New York
AID philadelphia Railroad by Judge Corlett. -
T. otbing cutters locked ont in PbIadel phia. -
Tho Ia Dor pro leu IN Sa -sachuset;s 60 ruisc
of ne United Safes steamer Essex IN the Indian
Ocean. - s.rs. Cleveland's third Saturday re-
ceptlOn.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-People not deferred by
the Woodstock disaster from going to the Mon
trcal caruIva. - No further gains by the
striker; mass-mcetIugs Of labonbg- men quietly
conducted. - An address To tathohcs
by n committee Of the Cooper Union McGlyDn
meeting == DistTict-Attoney MARITIME the
necessary of another court loom. - Rrog-
snop keeper shot down. - confession OF
tho Breslau murders - destructive
fire In Paterson. - sue de OF young man at
the Albenare. =-= Gallant rescue OF "a woman
aud ner child by a ircman.-=A license ~ Roster
Il BIal refused. - Two cups offered by Ogden
Goelet -- Gold value of the legal-fcnGer silver
dol. Jar i4l2l2 gIalnsl-47o. Dcr ouncc-7S.l4 cents
Stocks opened higher and stead ~ advanced TO The
end, closing slrong.
Copies nay still be had at the Office or by mall
Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

LIVERPOOL. Feb 6.-Provi,o Bacon. Cumberland Cut
s;. 3D. Long Midlcs 3j- 81. short clear Mddles
3D.. 3D. short hibs sos oil shoulders Us oi per Cw BoCI
si, Oh for India Mess Prime Mess 65s OL PORK
Prime Mess. 62A Od. per bDL. Prime Ness Eastern
6s 3D. Western 57A I'd. IRrdAmotlcan. 35s Prime NEST
EN-, 35A 81. I.ari Oi. Gl. uams-LOng Cut. tos:
SnGuIdors llOs.6d per io nuest niIcd
states. Cheese American Choice. $40. o. Wheat-ked
Western Spring rs. I'd. Gia I'D, Rot WINTER, "a 5L
Is. 81 per GENITAL Now No. Winier u a.; do No. :
surng H. 2; Western. is al, California No.
l. IL. Cd. do. No. g. p u u. 81 per ceuti ITO
nce-Sprts rurpcntne 30, l.. do. at London 3os III
per cwt. Refined Petroleum. ID per gallon. Cover seed
American red as. per cwL r.low-2.5 Cd per owt
Pine American, 24s. Oh. Prime Ctty, 23a Gl per cwt
Ko.in-CommOn So Obi Pale lis I'd 9Os OIL Lnseed on,
2Os Sd per cwL Provisions American Refrigerated BeoL
hind quarters 6i quarters. 81 10 Hops AT Lon
ton-New-Yorg state A. l5s Oh IS Os I'd Cottonseed
oil Liverpool make iSs. Sd. - . -, D.. ,oo
LoSDos. Feb. Produce-Llnseoi on. $50 os3d f2o
os I'd per Calcutta Linseed. 4lsOh per quarters Ian
Cake, aG lbs 3D. per ton; Refined Petroleum, l
q6 al per gallon: spirits rurpcntne 2la 10 ID per
cwt Pale IS Od. oils Oh PROFESSIONALISM. j2s Od per
owt for American. sugarljs od. pei cwt ter 1uOa cen
trugal poorzng $50 am Is Cd rs ~ Tor Mus'ovMo
fair refining anoaL Australian Tallow-Beoi 25s - %os
I'd. Mutton. 2ss I'd 430s 6d. Cooodnu On-Cey Ion 50
Gs Cochin 1877 "a. American Refrigerated Bee IS 81 lor
hind quarters and "a I'D for oro quarters per SD ny Tho
carcasA =,
AXrwEgP Feb. 5-Petrolenm--Fne Pale American 10
francs 81 cenn-s paid aud 10 francs 90 centies sellers
WilcoH's Iari closed at ~ francs per 100 siO4
RREMEN Feb. 5.-Petro.um " marks 20 ptrnnlhes,
wcoIs Lard closed SO marks 20 prnninss per llo d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb Sp,ctanThe first sales Of wheat yester
day were made at loss OF the price ruling at FRI
days close PORK showed loss OF 10 cents In the first few
minutes then held bit only lose cents the next
sales going to s3 "a for May. Shortly after tho opening
Leopold Bloom skipped into provision pit and bid 81 81
for 1000 terce OF May lard Wright s0 IL 10 him Bloom
repeated the bid and Wright pumped another 5000 lot
him. Unstaggored by this Bloom again with the
bio. and Wright again promptly accepted IT.
How much have got to sellp said Bloom In banter
ing tone
phasis
Bloom seemed entirely satisfied by the and walked
He had lard enough for the present The market was
rather steady after that with prcrs slightly under those liked
by Mr. Wrg The wheat trado slow and weak though
the decline at the all that made during
the forenoon Corn Tor May lost cent in the morning but
the trade was light and prices hung around 4O' cents
estimated receipts for Monday Wheat 40 corn 100
oats 1906 hogs 10000 head and for next week
ITO 600 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

ALBASY Feb. Especial services were held during the
past week In the First Reformed Church OF Albany con
Quoted By the Rev. william W. Clark OF staten Island
Bible readings given each day. and the Interest
has been marked and undated by special request MI
Clark rsurns here this week accompanied by Mr. Ira ID
Sankcy who Will conduct the mus al service. assisted ny
a chorus choir. Bible eXpositions viii be given each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Feb 6-l23O p m-consols. 100 ~ Tor money
ID uOs, for the account Atlantic and urrst Western
JIrst Mortgage Trustees ceruneates 49,: 40 ann
Mortgage 10 Erie. 81 HI do second Consois W ~ .
dian Pacific 62 Inols Central iSo n,raI ir
Paul 10; New-f OK 'enua La
p.nnsyIyaniA 81; Reading. lo% . 20 ,
Pars aivces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at ~ francs
10 account ,oo. 49,. .,o,., an, thu AZ
.onot Mexican Ordinary, 46ss Pennsylvania 90 -.
Psr. advices quote ree Per Cent entes AZ az francs
q csntmes for the account
Prs quote per rentes at s francs 30 cen
tim and Exchange on London ~ 80 uinea %
eSu times for checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARYETs
FEATURES OF yEg.YJtx DrALryaa

FEATURES OF re g-Y)tX DEALIN91
Trading was light at the Produce Exchange Saturday
and weaker markets generally There news
ordeveopment OF Importance unless the continued pacific
OF the European advces feature
Cash wheat was lower and tho purchases for ship
mont reached the amount 2700OO bushels though
OF these were TO Ill old freight But this
heavy md failed ~ stimulate the option speculation more
than TRUE and tho general tendency prices downward
under the bearsh temper at the West and the lack OF
sgeressve bull support here The close only steady at
slight recovery FROM lowest points but with prices down I'd
cent follows; February 3d. March 927s April 93s May
3d. June so and July 96 cents Corn heavy and dll
export purchases being for notice lois were
IA cent lower and the options ende heavy at the lowest
points and on February 48 and for March at
~, April at tsa May at 80 and June at SOC cents Oats
were du throughout with The options closed
at 36 Tor February and 80 three months
Lard was shade easier ending follows; February and
March 80 &c. April 81 O3, May 81 10. and June 81 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

LONDON Feb 6-At tie wool sales today the Dlidng was
Irregular and there apparent lack Oh conndonSo poo
ably In disturbed state OF politics lhere was
some support from Americas but the prices varied
whIlc several lots firm at rates atoly
others receded Following are the op
transactions In detail Victoria sales 3ooO Odes Sou,
iOd as locks and pieces Tod OILS Id greasy u
YL; do. locks aud pieces. Is. New Soutn Wnos
racs $500 bales; secured Id la l0L DO locks ana ana
prces Cd la I'D greasy, oil is ~; do locks anu
pieces, ti nod. South Au.traa-sales l9oo 1ass
oh a lOd. Observation-Disclosures Ito bales secured ~ ~
Is 81 do. locks and pieces, p Is 3ai greasy on uo1
iO.d do locks aud pieces al. G0d Now.Zcaand- ooo
bales secured. 81 OILS I'd do locks and Process Aoa
Ia 3D.; greasy, I'd % 10 I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

IN. refined oil someH hat from the mped
chi 10 commerce ~ the strikes but prices
steady At OF pr gallon to IS cents here ami
"a cents IN baltimore ami Philadelphia.
on CRY Penn Fon 5-Crudo Oi--Natonsl Transit
,runcae, opened 81 a and closed At G5 highest price.
6CL lowest. 629 sales. 23oJOpO bareIs charters, st
baTrss. cletrznces. lJ5OOO DAIrds smpmehta 10 40
- barrels
PTTTsBuRo Feb. 5fetroeun weak and excited Ma
lion al Transit Certificates opened C64 aud closed at Cos
hish. 4 price. OGs lowest b22
BRAproRp Penn. Feb. 6.-Crude On-National Transit
Certificates opened 66a and closed at 6J' highest price
~ o. lowest price, u.s.
rrusyrLLE Penn. Feb. 5.Nationa Transit Certificates
opened at G6. closed G3'a highest price 6G low
tnrica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
MINING STOCKS.


The market for mining stocks last week was inactive
and presented special features OF interest Inc SAFES
NJ the Consolidated stock aud Petroleum Exchange
Amounted shares. but Of that more than one
half was contributed by Tunnel, which rose from
Is cents TO "a 23 The COustock shares GENERALLY
were quiet and irregular in the OF their prices
bu there was no sgnlncan in their varying cnanges
The Bode stocks very dull while little more actiy'
nv was in the Colorado stocks but at aDou
steady figures ri Cristo continued 10 decline until 10
sold at 50 80 but recovered 10 81 10 Phenx. which 70
dealt IN at stock Exchange. declined FROM $40 % 70
IS 75 and closed at IS g.
The following saturdays sales OF mining stocks ~
the Con soltiated stock and Petroleum Exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

a,s not least Of s for the wide field OF
usefulness before him go
ON "Wednesday evening Dr. J. B. Thomas VIII preside
at a meeting In the Tabernacle. when Drs Armltage,
Elder Sanders and Bridgman and the Rev. MI Almah
are expected To speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

Cowfng and Assistant District Attorney FtzgerahNos.
,LISf.e IGe. 10. H. IL, 10. IA. Pieadings-NoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

brook trout belonging TO Jaines sherman Is dead. IL
put into . well thirty-nvs years uyo last summer
began TO show the effects Of old age i've years since
its spots faded away. became dull gray color, and
began shrink in aesh It weighed less than four
pounds whsn Il died having been one time two pounds
hssvier.-tL Lafayette N, ~ Nswa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

Total balance 81 500 Sll6S4S664 Dec S2747 800
The changes In the amounts Of bonds deposit
with the Treasurer account OF National banks were
follows: For security Of National bank notes-wtth
drawn, 81 409.950 per cents; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4la per cents and $228,1OO per cents; net
reduction So $685. $50 For security Of Government
deposits with National banks-withdrawn, $4,000
per 900 42 cents and $5O5 600
4 per cents net increase, $2200OO The net reduction
for the week In the amount OF outstanding panK note CIT
culation was 81 .O44,221.
Yestcrda s bank statement was something OF sur
prse I'm showing even small loss to the total reserves.
True the banks gained only 81 5000 cash by the weeks
operations OF the Sub Treasury but was supposed that
expansion OF SO 10000 in loans is healthy indication
of confidence and OF developments OF new enterprises
The OF 81 S267O0 Ia the surplus reserve almost
entirely due the expansion OF loans and can well he
responding the eight years preceding 1885 1t
stood ms follows: 1877. S23 100000 1873 81 100000;
1879. Sl4,lOO; 1880. S3,30O.O 900; 1881 S6,SOOOOo
1880 So 800 1888 ST. $780, 0O and 1884, $4,000.
The figures for 1885 and 1885 are given below.
The compares OF yesterdays statement
with those the corresponding dates oil 1886 and 1881
Feb T. 1885. Feb. 0, 1896 Feb. s. 1897
Loan, ... 1924. 6i1 400 1889. Js2 800 1889 $4,000
sSS ssis7sSS s sisiScS
i.".,. 3544lS7OO 800 30 300 35s 634 800
t1rcuiation...... 1913 100 5.Sl4.30O 1920. 100
The shows the relation between tue total reserves
aud ma tota deposits ut the respective dates
Specie. SlO05oSZVV s5s lt.ep s32sSotov
Legal-ten'iers.--- 3o.lSi.ooo oo'oo''oVV @t%ioooo
ro,a, reserve si435s9sOO sI32. 654 sII7.63o4OO
h ss.t deposits. ssGOL675 e7eil.225 s7l5sd5O
suron,.... s5I,9s5l25 s35OI3.575 s2O47I,75O
Ratio OF reserve
10 deposits. per .ooo 90, IN 90
~N'D-
The following Is Yesterdays statement in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Feb. 6--P. VI.


The United States Treasurer last week received from
customs $i,266.461 and from internal revenue
S2,2lO.477 total from both $6i76908, against
S6336.1s2 for the preceding week The
Treasury's net cash balance little
changed By the operations OF the week. the reduction be-
ing S615 2S5 including Increase OF $230l67 In the
deposits National banks But by reason OF an addi-
tionof S22124s7 the liabilities for bank circulation
the net available bullion was reduced $2.S27772. The
gold balance was reduced $206602 by an issue OF
81 259. sO6 Of certificates less an accumula-
ton Of 81, O53,2O4 in bullion. The legaitender
balance was reduced $s2s by the losso $5Ss496 in
notes plus an issue Of $4,000 certificates The silver
balance was reduced only S6l anissue OF $4,000
certificates less an accumulation Of S677.712 bullion.
suboned results OF saturdays statement as CON-
pared of the statement Of January 20. 1897
Jan. 49, 1887. Feb. 5. 1887. Differences.
Gold and bull,
less certificates
res . s6s 4es 1877 s6s.29Lbs6 Dec. s2O8602
tiGcatss 24s47,3os 24.01ssl0 Dec s2s4es
Nat bank notes.. 4,537.222 4,7Ss.565 Inc 1lS33
Deposits In Nat
banks. l4,loO,oJ3 l4,4lO,ooo
Silver dollars and
tidcates s0ss2355 sO3206ss Dec. 6l6s7
Totals .... sI92 446 749 sl8l $780, aga Dec s6I52s5
Deduct for funds
held TO redm Nat
blk notes ncrdg
fund 99O95O29 $40 Inc. 2.2l24s7
Net avail balance $93350720 $9O52294S Dec. So S27772
GracJ silver coins 2e245s43 26.3257le Inc 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOv Sr0OSS
BosroS. Feb 8. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINk
CuxlLEsror Feb 6.-Turpcnrne nominal ~ Ses"
aAVAHNAH FEB. h-Tutpenttne arm - Sce .sx>
WIiNXOToA HUb. es-Taypeauns sseew - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

Net avail balance s03 72O s9o522 94s Dec s27772
Non legal tender 1900.
QracD silvercoins 26.2io.S43 2632o,Ilo Inc. 1888
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-27
FROM THE ARMY.

The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. o. B. Warwick. Eighteenth in
fantry. Fort Leavenworth, has been eX-
tended three months.
Private Miner Hogate, Troop NJ, First
cavalry. now serving with his troop at
Camp Sheridan. Wyo., having enlisted
under false pretenses, will be immedi-
ately discharged without pay.
The president has designated First
Lieut.. William A. Dinwiddie, u. 5. A.,
retired, as professor of military science
and tactics at the Iowa Wesleyan uni
versity, Mt. Pleasant. 10.
Private Conrad Weiss, Company H.,
Third infantry. Fort Shaw. Mont, has
been placed upon the retired list ere
ated by act of congress-. approved Feb.
IA, 1885.
The secretary of war has Just issued
an order requiring First Lieut.. John
Biddle, engineer corps, to report in per-
son to the superintendent of the United
States military academy at West Point,
Y. Y. for duty in the department of
practical military engineering. Lieut..
Biddle is chief engineer officer of the
department of Dakota, in which capacity
he has been constantly on duty since
June, 1884. In June, 1885, II war depart
ment order was issued calling Lieut..
BiddIe to West Point, but its suSpen-
sion was secured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-27
HOW THEY TALK.

Secretary John Caulfield,Of the Water
Board-No, the difference in the amount
of cash on hand last year and the
amount this year won't be much over
$500. This shows that it has been nip
and tuck between receipts and expenses.
Postmaster David Day-YeS. sir, L am
getting up my report for thirteen years.
The result will be grand, sir. You
can't rely much upon those income
figures, for you must remember that the
amount of postage has been reduced
about 40 per cent.
Charley ThompSOn-YeS sir, it is true
that the Burlington ticket Office will be
moved to the place formerly occupied
by the Third National bank.
Register of Deeds NJ. }. Bell-YeS,
have to wear coat like yours. My
deputy there, however, wears a mink
skin.
Horace Dunne-YOu've no idea how
the mayor is bothered by all sorts of
people with petty complaints. foolish
requests, and small favOrS to ask. Why,
man wrote from Helena the other day
saying that he used to stop at the Rising
Sun hotel in st. Paul, and when he
came away he left bundle containing
a pair of socks. boots and a hat. He
wanted the mayor to go get that bundle
and ship it to him by express.
Inspector Nugent-The GLOBE yes
terday morning said POundmaster Cum
if was discharged. after hearing be-
fore the mayor. 1t might be inferred
from the article that he lost his position.
He has not. He will still be retained
on the force.
Chief of Police Clark-Ex-Sheriff Jim
King presented me with fine two
seated cutter to-day.
A. T. MOrton-The carnival is coming.
When you hear a lot of fellows yelling
''up-up-up," you better make for the
nearest refuge. They think it fun to
bounce any one who comes along. They
have no business to bounce any one who
isn't in carnival uniform.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-27

Through the negligence of his foreman,
as alleged in the complaint, and of the
defendant company's employees in run.
ming passenger train at the rate OF
fOrty-five miles an hour, collision Oc-
Cured within the city limits between
here and Minneapolis, and King. who
was on the track. was run into and
killed. The speed limitation of the city
ordinance is four miles an hour.
Two damage suits were returned to
the United StateS circuit court. Samuel
r. johnson sues the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & ST. Paul for $4,000 for injuries re-
ceived Sept. =, 1856. in collision be-
tween the Chicago. Milwaukee d ST.
Paul passenger train and Minneapolis
4 ST. Louis freight train while he was a
passenger ell route from st. Paul to
Aberdeen, Oak. J. B. Hylderbrand
also sues the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st.
Paul road, but for only s2,70O. He al
leges that on Oct. 6, 1886, a train ran
into his horse and buggy at the Sibley
street crossing, threw him out and seri-
Ously MANNED him, and that the flagman
didn't notify him by signal or otherwise
that the train was coming.